Is Elizabeth Town Hall really haunted?

Visitors rate Elizabeth Town Hall at 61.9 out of 100 on our EHP (Estimated Haunted Probability) scale. So far 3 people have shared firsthand experiences from this location in the comments.

Where is Elizabeth Town Hall located?

The address is 230 Poplar Street, Elizabeth, LA. GPS coordinates: 30.8646116, -92.79552133.

What kind of haunted place is Elizabeth Town Hall?

Elizabeth Town Hall is listed under Historical Buildings in our Louisiana section.

What is the nearest town to Elizabeth Town Hall?

Elizabeth, LA is the closest town, about 0.3 miles away, with Oakdale (8.7 mi.) and Pitkin (9.7 mi.) also nearby.

Elizabeth Town Hall - Elizabeth, LA

Probably the only thing to beware at this town hall are the very sketchy rumors of it being haunted. Very little anecdotal evidence exists to support the claims, but we'll include it for the sake of completeness.

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Geographic Information

Address

230 Poplar Street
Elizabeth, LA
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GPS

30.8646116, -92.79552133

Parish

Allen Parish, Louisiana

Nearest Towns

Elizabeth, LA (0.3 mi.)
Oakdale, LA (8.7 mi.)
Pitkin, LA (9.7 mi.)
Oakdale, LA (11.1 mi.)
Sugartown, LA (13.1 mi.)
Glenmora, LA (14.7 mi.)
McNary, LA (15.5 mi.)
Oberlin, LA (17.0 mi.)
Forest Hill, LA (19.9 mi.)
Pine Prairie, LA (22.7 mi.)

Quick Answers

Is Elizabeth Town Hall really haunted?: Visitors rate Elizabeth Town Hall at 61.9 out of 100 on our EHP (Estimated Haunted Probability) scale. So far 3 people have shared firsthand experiences from this location in the comments.
Where is Elizabeth Town Hall located?: The address is 230 Poplar Street, Elizabeth, LA. GPS coordinates: 30.8646116, -92.79552133.
What kind of haunted place is Elizabeth Town Hall?: Elizabeth Town Hall is listed under Historical Buildings in our Louisiana section.
What is the nearest town to Elizabeth Town Hall?: Elizabeth, LA is the closest town, about 0.3 miles away, with Oakdale (8.7 mi.) and Pitkin (9.7 mi.) also nearby.

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Comments (3)

Rose Stracener | June 29, 2015

when I would go to Elizabeth town hall to pay my phone bill my daughter was younger she would always tell me that she wanted to play with the little girl that was there but there was no little girl there
Lori | March 4, 2016

Several years ago my ghost hunting group and I were given permission to spend the night in the town hall. He had several experiences. We were all standing in front of a glass case looking through the old, hand written books that showed the entries for the date admitted, doctor, patient, symptoms, date released, and if they passed away. The building was a hospital in the 20s.
Some of the original equipment is still there. As we were browsing, all of the sudden a gust of wind blew through all of us. The A/C was not on upstairs, nor were there any windows open. I went alone in the operating room and sat on a bench. It still had the sterilizing equipment and the original overhead lights. Out of the blue out got an overwhelming feeling of sadness, which made my eyes water. I felt strong presence with me. I asked if I could take "his" picture. I received an EVP that said, "Maybe." A few minutes later I felt like "he" left the room. I asked if he was still here. I got a clear EVP that said, "Wrong guy." I was not scared at all. It was calming yet very sad. I'm guessing because many people had passed on under those lights in that very room. I would love to go back and stay the night again.
des | August 7, 2018

I'm going in a couple weeks, although I will not be able to stay the night at location I do plan on checking it out. Rose is saying that activity is happening during the day too, maybe i'll get lucky.

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